How I didn't know this place exsisted before yesterday is beyond me, walked past a million times…read morebut never been in. This is close to my biggest mistake so far, what a cool place!!! I loved how they were all dressed in white coats with goggles & beakers. The experience in watching your ice cream get made is so much fun & just really really cool! I like that they are just a full fat, full sugar, full everything bad for you & not trying to make a healthier version for the amazingness coma you go into (don't get me wrong I like going to "healthier" versions, makes me feel better about my indulgance) I have been told the one in fitzroy is a must go to, so that will be next on my list.

One of my many super powers that aren't really that super is an above average tolerance to the…read morecold. It is the not-super power that found me at Nitro Lab on a 16 degree and raining Melbourne day. There aren't that many flavours at Nitro Lab but they all look cool and are made in front of your eyes with Nitrogen from a giant tank. I don't know the scientific explanation, but ICE MADE IT GOOOOD. I can't go past Salted Caramel so that's what I got (with popcorn). My mum went for the waffle and coffee combo. The caramel was good. I tried the waffle. I have never been a fan and the chocolate sauce isn't great. But according to the girl behind the counter these are the best waffles in the city and she has been to lots of waffle places and started rattling off numerous waffle places I have never heard of as if to support her story. I think I'm more inclined to go to Messina for the flavours but this was nice for a change.

The server was so friendly that it was unfortunate to not have caught his name. I had trouble…read morechoosing a flavor (as always) but I settled for a lovely peanut butter and Nutella scoop. The peanut butter was not overwhelming and I loved the little Nutella crisps...somewhat almost like tiny biscuits. Would definitely come back to try other flavors.

From the owner: Bianco Latte is an artisan gelato and sorbet business. Through our business, we offer two stand out…read moreservices to our customers. The first is the unmatched quality of our product, and the second is the unique Sicilian cart in which we serve it from.

A little hard to find, dex2rose is located in an alleyway near Melbourne central…read more You seat yourself then order at the counter. If things aren't too busy they'll deliver to your table, otherwise just listen for your name. Unfortunately they weren't serving crepes or waffles when we arrived. We ordered the "death by chocolate" nitrogen ice cream which was topped with a dense fudge brownie. It was uber decadent. We also had the "mist in the woods" which is a hot chocolate set served with rose flavored nitrogen, salted caramel nitrogen Gelato, and marshmallows which you can self roast. Everything was made in house with love. I don't think you can go wrong ordering anything here. Every item is very expensive though.

Sometimes an impulsive stop could turn out to be an epic culinary discovery…read more.. Such is the case with Dex2rose. Tucked in a quiet alley in Melbourne's walkway, one could easily pass this spot without noticing its presence (just look for the rustic green door and you are at the right place). The interior was quite spacious with dark and industrial vibes, but I guess it's part of their charms. Their menu, however, was creative and presentation was very Instagramable. I had the Matcha Crepe Mille cake with white chocolate gelato. The crepe cakes are made from layers upon layers of velvety paper thin crepes and light cream in between. The cake was heavenly delicious and won my heart on the very first bites! The presentation was also equally orgasmic to the eye - the cake was drizzle generously with green tea ganache, garnished with edible flowers, popcorn crumbles and fresh fruits. YUM~ Truly exceptional and if you are a sweet tooth person, this dessert shop should not be missed!

I visited 7 Apples today however I visited the one on Acland street in Saint Kilda. This must be a…read morenew location. It is very clean and there is limited table seating. They have an extensive selection of gelatos. I got the cherry supreme gelato which was excellent. The prices are comparable to most other gelato places. However at this location they accept cash only. I would recommend.

The dark chocolate vegan gelato was so yummy and smooth! My mom got the strawberry vegan ice cream…read morewhich she thought was too sweet. The cones are not vegan but so good if you aren't really vegan. There's a bunch of other dairy flavors too.

I went to the little stall next to Queen Victoria Market on a relatively hot (this is Melbourne so…read moreplease read as "not chilly") day and grabbed a small cup of gelato for 5 AUD. It was good but I may have just picked the wrong flavor (Strawberry) because it wasn't as sweet as I'd expected. I'll be back to try another flavor next time!

Ticks all the boxes, Clean,Friendly waiters, great food and…read moregood value. Highly recommend for a quick bite or a sit down and relaxed meal.

Quaint little shop packed with great flavors with lots of outdoor seating areas in front of the…read moreYarra River. The staff at the shop was friendly, she let us try a few flavors before deciding which one to get. My personal favorite was the Coffee Crunch :)

By far the best option for Gelato and sorbet along Southbank and the Yarra…read more Bypass the sub par offerings at the establishments at Crown and make a beeline for Trampoline. The best value can be gained by choosing the sundaes where you select 3 flavours and get warm chocolaty fudge with nuts and whipped cream. I can feel my thighs growing just thinking about it. An equally good idea is the Little Tacker version which replaces the cream and nuts with smarties in a slightly smaller cup. The flavours are diverse and often incorporate seasonal favourites such as Easter Egg and Christmas Pudding. There are also Aussie icons like Lamington. My long time favourite is the spotty dog. Gluten free options are also available as are birthday cakes, shakes and take home tins of gelato/sorbet. The store at this location is a bit hectic and the seating area is often in disarray, not great feng shui. My tip is to take your treat to the side of the Yarra and enjoy it there as you watch the world go by. Or even better yet take a stroll along the river and eat as you go, in an attempt to burn off some calories at the same time!

Yelp Review 2023 #292:…read more I first had gelato from Gelato Messina while visiting Melbourne. We had a Gelato Messina in Vegas for a hot minute then, it went out of business for some odd reason (they were always busy). They have classic flavors: chocolate, gianduja, hazelnut, cookies and cream, coffee, Hokey Pokey, dulce de leche, chocolate mint, bounty, pistachio, rum raisin, boysenberry, salted caramel, vanilla, and tiramisu. Their sorbets are vegan: mango, strawberry, coconut and mango, passionfruit, coconut Pandan, raspberry, lemon, blood orange, and chocolate. My favorites: gianduja, hazelnut, and pistachio. They have specials that change every week. The specials are quite interesting. The flavors could have potato chips, pretzels, Nutella, nuts, fruit, marshmallows, some sort of cookie, etc. You can get 1 scoop or however many scoops you want. They have cups or cones. You can get your gelato in cake form. My favorite is the mushroom one. What I've noticed is the layout of the store is pretty much standard no matter what location you go to. You can get merchandise like shirts, mugs, aprons, and stuff.

it was deluicious icecream i recommend the super dulchdilech it was so rich i was puking for days…read morefast service i recommend

In my opinion on ben and jerry is that they are the best ice cream place in Melbourne, their ice…read morecream is absolutely delicious. Can't wait to go again.

I had just dinner on Flinders Street in Melbourne not far from my hotel and I wanted some ice…read morecream. I could not find any gelato places in the immediate area however I did come across a Ben and Jerry's. I love Ben and Jerry's however the flavors that they had in Melbourne were not available where I live. However I did get a scoop of fish food which was still excellent. If you are in a situation where you want gelato but could not find any, Ben and Jerry's still does the trick. I would recommend.

I find it very ironic that I grew up in Florida in the middle of Latino culture and there is even a…read moreshop next to my father's house in Florida that sells paletas. Yet, I never knew about these until I moved to Australia. ChillBro paletas come in many different flavors, from fruity to chocolatey. Guess which ones I usually pick. Yup, chocolatey! ^_^ You can get it plain or dipped in chocolate and topped with delicious crunchy toppings like sprinkles or tim tams. Perfect place to stop in for that random heat wave on a Melbourne summer. This little shop is located on the ground floor of Melb Central Station.

Hot damn, is there anything out of Mexico that isn't delicious? From the country that brought us…read moretacos and tequila, ChillBros have now introduced us to the world of 'paletas', which is a Mexican ice-cream. Or 'frozen stuff on sticks'. You can choose from creamy, fruity, or premium paleta flavours...and they're so good. I have tried the Yoghurt & Berries which was absolutely divine and not to be overlooked - to some of the fun flavours like crunchy donut or dulce de leche. Strawberry with condensed milk is on my to-do list! Yesterday I tried out the toppings bar for the first time. Pick a flavour, pick milk or dark chocolate for dipping or drizzling, and then add some toppings like sprinkles or nuts. I went coffee mocha with dark chocolate drizzle and smashed up oreos. It was so good - the chocolate is like ice magic and went crunchy on the outside. Even on a miserable freezing day in Melbourne this was an awesome pick me up. They have extra seating upstairs so I didn't have to eat ice cream out in the elements! They also do Mexican hot chocolate if you need warming up from the inside. If you're a bit lost, ChillBro is located at the bottom of the escalators from the level 3 food court in Menzies Alley, alongside some other new food vendors that share the upstairs space. Sorry choc-tops, you're out. I'm definitely on the paleta bandwagon for all future Melbourne Central visits!